Hear and th^^
very few in North Amerk^ VanebfiVeT's being one^^o first. AH levels of gbvernment, clergy arid guests from all faiths attend and it is co^ sponsored by Ganadian Jew^ ish Congress and Beth Israel, and kll local participating synagogues. This year's is upcoming Nov. 8 . . . Mona Goldman"s current work is on exhibit at UBC Faculty club through Nov. 9 . FLASH! Reserve Saturday night, Nov.
10, for unique lecture by RabbrZe^y €1^
at S.T. yoiith auditoritJi^ (See interview page 9) and watch for further; a nhoU nce-ments   . . P
Sunday and Monday: Hadas* sah Bazaar '84 at the PNE — with bargains galore, fine food, and so many other:features, always a higlvlight on the community calendar . . .
Monday evenings, the
J CC. echoes With the music of the Shiron Singer^ in
rehearsal , . . The group, under drrectidin^ of Elizabeth Wblak, has- begiin another .sea-spn ^^lth an increase in ^memb^i^
lOtluding ;.recerit' a of several tenors arid bass/ baritones who have added depth and fuller, richer tones:to the harmonics of their songs . . . Over the sUmriici'inicrii who visited Israel bjpu back some truly lovely choral arrangemenis oI modern Israeli music to expand the repertoire of the choir. . The community can look to the Shiron Singers Society to continue to make an impact on the Jewishcultural scene in this city.
■"" * * One of the largest conferences on aging ever held in Canada, Can-adian Association on Gerontology's 13th annual Scientific and Educational meet, tSlkes place Nov. 1-4 at Hotel Van-q^ouver, chaired by Dr. Gloria Gutman, director of Gerontology Research. Centre/Program at Simon Eraser university . . Vancouver Institute of Adult Jewish Studies is featuring Andre Stein who will be talking abouthis new book Broken Silence on Tuesday, Nov. 13 at 8 p.m. Betty Nitkin at 266-9111, has more info.
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So how do you solve the problem of attracting Orthodox, Conservative, Reform and Reconstructionist students to a unified service Without offending anyone? Apparently Claremont, a coir lege 30 miles east of L.A., thought it had a solution when it advertised High Holy Day services recently as closely following the Recon-formadox ritual . . . Twould be interesting to know how the   mishmash approach
worked!
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When we reported on our front page        Oct. 17) that Israel lost to Russia, in European Zonal Davis Cup finals, we didn't know bow close the terinis game actually was . . . It was a narrow 3-2 defeat for Israel in Donetsk, Ukraine ... Soviet officials defied the spirit and tradition of the Davis Cup — while carefully complying with the letter of the rules — when they issued only eight visas to the Israeli team, and these only at the last minute in Vienna . . . No Israeli newsmen were given visas arid the Russians refused to play Haiikva for the Israeli-team or to exchange flags at the official ceremony — as was done for other participating countries . . . In Israel everyone followed the fortunes of the superb Israeli tennis team, with nail-biting intensity because almost the only thing all Israeli Jews are agreed upon is that they don't like Russia. . . How everyone in Israel would have appreciated a tennis win for Israel against Russia — which refuses to let our People go ... engages in overt anti-Semitism .. . and provides weaponry and experts for
Israel's enemies.
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Bulletin readers young and old, especially the many who responded so warmly to the Fund to Save David*s Life conducted by JWB last year on behalf of Israel's first child transplant patient, will be delighted with the. latest news received from David Horo-jwitz' gra^id-father, distiri-guished Can-jadian Jewish ed ucator, 'Rabbi Aron Horowitz of .Toronto ... Following DAVID     some fluctuations in David's condition," he writes, "it is now, thank G-d,stabliIized. Although he has blood tests periodically and takes cyclosprin three times daily^ he looks healthy.
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he is very cheerful and active, and prognosis is very good."
. . R^bbi Horowitz and his beloved wife Rachel again expressed their thanks ".to all of the good people" for having helped so much to save
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Publicity and ad reps please note early JWB deadline — Wednesday,.Nov. 7,9 a.m. r— for Nov. 15 edition, necessitated by upcoining Remembrance Day holiday.
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All of which winds us down again, Kinderhtch, to wish you Good Shabbos and Gut Voch! Have a great week ahead — and zeit gezunt!
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PARIS — Israeli Premier Shimon Peres will^pay a two-day visit to France Dec. 10 for meetings with President Francois Mitterrand, Premier Laurent Fabius and other government members.
It will be the first official visit to France in 23 years by an incumbent Israeli Prime Minister. The last visit took place in 1961 when Premier David Ben Gurion came to Paris as guest of President Charles deOaulle.
Peres, at that time Deputy minister of defense and personal aide to Ben Gurion, was a member of the official party.
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